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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Bola Creek Fungi – 13 May 2017
I headed down to Bola Creek, in Royal National Park, with the Sydney Fungal Studies Group Inc on their field activity to see what fungi was out. It had been quite dry for most of April and early May, so … Continue reading
Wolli Creek – Fungi, Flying Foxes and Birds – 11 May 2017
I spent a pleasant few hours wandering along the Two Valleys Track down Wolli Creek. I started at Bexley North and went to a little below Turrella Reserve before exiting via Turrella Station. I was looking for fungi, but there … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Fungi, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek, Wolli Creek Fungi
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Manly to The Spit Walk – 9 May 2017
I enjoyed a very pleasant walk from Manly to The Spit that Brian Everingham led for the National Parks Association of NSW. In the party were Brian, Ken, John, Valerie, Anne, Allen, Gary, Hugh and myself. We met at Circular … Continue reading
Posted in Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Clontarf, Dobroyd Head, Grotto Point Lighthouse, Manly, Sydney Coastal Walking, The Spit
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Lawson – South Side Waterfall Walk – 7 May 2017
This was a pleasant afternoon walk around the circuit on the south side of Lawson that visits five waterfalls. In the party were Martin, John and his two young sons Jasper and Sebastian and myself. The water levels were quite … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Labyrinth, Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Wildflowers
Tagged Fungi, Lawson bushwalks, Lawson waterfalls
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Coachwood Glen Fungi – 6 May 2017
The Sydney Fungal Studies Group Inc had a field activity at Coachwood Glen that I attended. The fungi we saw was quite good, but not up the level of what I had seen on a visit early in April. Many, … Continue reading
Sassafras Gully Fungi – 5 May 2017
I was keen to visit Sassafras Gully after a long break due to Easter and a visit to Tasmania. I wanted to see how some fungi was going that I had seen last visit and also to look for more … Continue reading
Posted in Blue Labyrinth, Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Photography
Tagged Fungi, Magdala Creek, Sassafras Gully, Springwood
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Tasmania – The Overland Track 22 April – 1 May 2017
I spent a very enjoyable ten days on the Overland Track in late April. I think this was my tenth time along the track so therefore I am quite familiar with the country it traverses but at no time did … Continue reading